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By Akanji Alowolodu, Gombe
Gombe State Governor, Muhammadu Inuwa Yahaya has approved the immediate recruitment of 1000 Fresh Teachers just as he okayed the Transfer of 288 Teachers From SUBEB To Secondary Schools and Technical Colleges across the state.
The Governor granted the approval for the recruitment of the 1000 fresh teachers by the State Teachers’ Service Commission, (TSC) as part of government efforts towards consolidating on the objectives of his declaration of a ‘state of emergency’ on education.
This development was made known by the Chairman of the Teachers’ Service Commission, Mrs Na’omi Philip Maiguwa while speaking with journalists in her office in Gombe on Friday.
She also said that the Governor’s approval was as a result of his genuine concern over shortage of teachers in public secondary schools across the state.
According to her, “I’m very delighted to inform you that His Excellency, the Executive Governor of Gombe State, Muhammadu Inuwa Yahaya, moved by the huge shortage of teachers in government schools, has on Wednesday 6th April, 2022 graciously approved the recruitment of 1000 fresh teachers”.
The TSC Boss added that, “His Excellency equally approved the transfer of 288 staff of the State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB) who had applied for transfer of service from the board for placement into the State Ministry of Education’s secondary schools and technical colleges,”.
The TSC Chairperson further said that, “This development is one of the steps the Governor has taken to turn around the fortunes of education in the state. He had earlier in January this year, consented to kick starting the teachers’ recruitment process at the TSC.
She stressed that,” This approval is a continuation of the process to place qualified teachers in the state’s post basic education schools”.
The TSC chairman also noted that “this is the first time since the creation of Gombe state that government is recruiting and deploying as many as 1288 teachers, as the last exercise which was carried out in August 2018 involved only 700 teachers, less than 60 percent of the number involved in the current exercise.